RSOS 1.0 Hannah A Lightweight All-round System! Debian-based OS for Businesses, Schools & Government
26In This Video We Are Looking At RSOS, nothing annoying but everything you need!
RSOS is a minimalist system. Based on Debian Linux and XFCE, the system offers high performance even on old computers and at the same time impresses with its modern and intuitive design.
System requirements
64-bit system
1GB RAM
8GB hard drive space
Why RSOS? RSOS offers you stability and 100% control over your system. Thanks to the XFCE desktop you have enormous possibilities for customization, and at the same time the system requires very little power. You can easily install a very wide variety of programs via the Appstore. The system is kept very minimalistic in its factory condition; It has everything you need to work, but nothing that's annoying. The perfect system if your grandmother calls 3 times a week and asks what kind of window that is (and all she thinks to herself is: "Stupid car start"). You are 100% in control. It's not the operating system that's trying to force something on you, it's you who decides what your computer does. Updates are only installed when you want them to be, and not a single window annoys you when you start it up. Nevertheless, you can continue to maintain or even optimize your old workflow. Office, gaming and creativity? No problem. Play Minecraft with friends while listening to music with Spotify. RSOS makes it possible without any problems. Do you develop software? Now the world is your oyster. You have 100% control with RSOS. Work more efficiently thanks to the better system. RSOS doesn't annoy you with updates or the weather, it doesn't impose a cloud on you and it doesn't want to read your data. RSOS does what it's supposed to do when it's supposed to. Whether it's 3D modeling with Blender, construction with CAD software, image editing or music creation. RSOS gives you a simple system with tons of software options.
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If you want to use Flatpack, open the terminal once and get root rights. Then enter the following command:
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://dl.flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepoCopy code
You should now have access to all Flatpak programs in the store! Have fun.
If you want to perform a system update manually, enter the following command as root or sudo user:
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -yCopy code
If you are not yet a sudo user:
su - rootCopy code
Enter the root password set during installation and then run the following command:
apt update && sudo apt upgrade -yCopy code
RSOS is now up to date.
How to Become a Sudo User!
su - rootCopy code
If you set a root password during installation, you must enter it now. After that, use the following commands to add your user to the sudo group.
Remember to replace “[username]” with your username!
usermod -aG sudo [username]Copy code
You can check whether this was successful with the following command:
groups [username]Copy code
If everything was successful, you will now see "sudo" displayed among the groups.
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